Chantal Janzen has worked with heart and soul on her series One Big Family, so it is all the more painful that Shownieuws dedicates an entire item to discussing the bad reviews…
We see Chantal Janzen a little less on television than usual and that all has to do with the fact that she was so busy recording her own drama series One Big Family. The series can be seen on Videoland and the premiere was also broadcast on RTL 4 on Saturday evening, but people are still convinced Show news not enthusiastic.
Boring series
When asked how the series has been received, new show expert Eline de Ruig answers: “Well, a bit mixed. The premiere was last Tuesday and the celebrities were very enthusiastic.”
Ah, nice indicator too. If Catherine Keyl throws a turd into a bowl from two meters high, they still clap. So the celebrities raved, but what about the viewers? After all, that’s what it’s all about. “If you now read the reactions of the viewers, it is a bit mixed. A lot of people think it’s a bit of a boring series, it’s a bit meandering.”
Annoying children
The children in the series are especially irritating, according to Eline. “Those kids all fight each other out and really hate each other. They really do the most terrible things that make you think: this can’t be real in a household, can it?
Private boss Evert Santegoeds: “So the apples of your eyes are not feeling the hot breath on your neck after these reviews?”
Eline: “In fact, she says they are already working on a second season.”
Disabled actress
Actually, Chantal is also a somewhat flawed actress, Tooske Ragas then points out. “I also read that a number of people find it difficult to see Chantal as someone other than Chantal.”
Yes, Eline agrees. “That’s a bit of the Swiebertje effect that you also have with Linda de Mol in those series. That you always have the feeling: I’m looking at Linda right now. And Chantal has also inspired this series a bit by her own family, she also occasionally speaks Limburgish in the series.”
‘Just like Linda’
Chantal is not such a good actress that you can see through it, Eline wants to say. “You often still have the feeling that Chantal Janzen is standing there, which of course is true, instead of the character.”
Evert thinks that she now suffers from what Linda de Mol also had in the drama series Gooische Vrouwen. “She’s a presenter. You just keep seeing the presenter who is suddenly the head of a family. She has that as a disadvantage, of course, and so does Linda as Cheryl.”